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Home Security Systems. Do You Need One?
The installation of home security systems becomes very popular.
There are a number of home security systems on the market. With crime as high
as it is, a home security system has become a standard in many areas.
Almost each 25 minutes theft is made. Many of the stolen things cannot be replaced.
When your documents or computer are stolen, burglar have access to your identity.
Average cost of the stolen things is over $2,000. Besides the burglary victim is getting big psychological stress and spending a lot of effort and time to replace the stolen documents. The credit history can be spoiled too.
Private houses are exposed to thefts twice more often than apartments in buildings, as
thieves are afraid to be noticed.
If a house is equipped with home security systems, most likely thieves will think twice about attempting to gain entrance.
Great value also has protection of your business. The thief can not only carry away money or the goods from your business, but also can take off the important documents and reports, which will be difficult to restore.
Do you want to know what is going on in your home, business or office when you are not there? Sure, it would be nice to think that you can trust your employees, your nanny, your spouse or your children, but that's not always the case.
You do not want to economy on home security, but you should get the most for the money you have to spend.
Whatever your reason for wanting the ability to keep an eye on your home or office, our home security systems are easy to use and install. If you should have any trouble, we will walk you through the process
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We want to help you find the home security system that is right for you. But before you get started, there are 3 important benefits, besides the fact our hidden cameras are hand crafted, that set our cameras apart from others...
2.4 GHz Transmitters:
We use only high powered 2.4 GHz transmitters that can send video signals up to three times further than other transmitters.
Battery Packs:
You have to supply power to wireless surveillance and hidden cameras. This is usually done with a battery pack. Most battery packs can only supply power for up to 5 hours. Then you have to throw that pack away and get a new one. But our 12 volt battery pack lasts up to a whopping 12 hours and it's rechargeable.
Lens Technology:
CCD (Charged Coupled Device) is the lens we use in our cameras. There are cheaper lenses on the market, but none of them produce the high quality images that CCD lenses do. CCD lenses are high resolution and highly sensitive to light, allowing them to record in outdoor and low-light conditions.
Now a word of warning!
There are many cameras out there that use 1.2 GHz transmitters and receivers. We have been asked why we don't. The reason is 1.2 GHz frequency is not approved by FCC for transmitting wireless video. The FCC is aware of the situation and is conducting an ongoing investigation into the production and distribution of 1.2 GHz surveillance products. All of our hidden cameras are FCC approved 2.4 GHz.
We've include some frequently asked questions in a separate FAQ page. If there is anything else you don't understand, please contact us.
We have a huge selection of surveillance equipment to choose from. But, if you ever need something we don't stock or have a special request, just ask. We will do our best to get you what you need.
If you aren't sure what camera would best fit your particular needs, we can help you with that too. Sometimes, it's easier for you to email us with your situation and we will give you our opinion of the best solution.
Take a look around at our home security systemts and eauipment and let us know if you have any questions.
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Best Books for Home Security
If you're new to home security or you've just moved into a new apartment, condo, or house, and you're not quite sure where to start, the best thing you can do is buy (or check out from the library) a couple of books on the subject. I've perused several books in order to find ideas on home safety and security issues to blog about, and here's a look at the best ones out there:
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◊ The Complete Idiot's Guide to Home Security 
-- This one doesn't have the best reviews or
ratings over at Amazon, and it's a few years
old, but it's not a bad place to start. I'd
recommend checking this one out from the library
over buying it.
◊ Home Security: Your Guide to Protecting Your Family
-- This one is from the Better Homes & Garden people, and it's got a lot of nice full-color pictures (something the Idiots' book lacks). It's pretty thorough, but it's also not the most recent publication.
◊ Affordable Security: A Do-It-Yourself Guide to Protecting Your Home, Business, and Automobile
-- This is one of the most recently published and provides good overall information.
◊ Think Safe: Practical Measures to Increase Security at Home, at Work, and Throughout Life
-- This one falls more into the realm of personal security than just home security, but it's definitely worth reading and thinking about.
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